On Wednesday, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said that the state is beginning to flatten the coronavirus curve, because of the actions taken by the state's residents.
On Wednesday, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said that the state is beginning to flatten the coronavirus curve, because of the actions taken by New York residents.
Flattening the curve in New York does not mean an immediate decrease in coronavirus cases, but instead a slow decline in the number of daily cases. The decline in daily cases helps to alleviate the stress on the state's health care system, ensuring that hospitals won't become overwhelmed by the number of patients, which Cuomo touched upon during his press briefing.
Cuomo also noted that if New York residents don't continue to social distance and follow other measures that are helping to slow the spread of the virus, the flattening of the curve could stop. "We have to remain diligent; we have to remain disciplined going forward," the New York governor said.
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